RIPPLE is a program of research, training, and activities aimed at learning more about improving linkages between research, policy, and practice to accelerate impact in public services.
RIPPLE is a program of research, training, and activities aimed at learning more about improving linkages between research, policy, and practice to accelerate impact in public services.
This study explores KMb practices of SSHRC researchers across Canada.
Research DesignThis study used a survey to assess institutional supports for KMb as well as KMb practices of researchers.
FindingsFew institutional supports are embedded at the institutional level, and those that are often not heavily accessed by researchers. KMb levels by researchers remain modest.
ImplicationsThere is capacity-building efforts needed for researchers and universities to be able to engage with KMb and increase the impact of their work with different stakeholdes.
PublicationsJournal Articles
Cooper, A., Rodway, J. & Read, R. (2018). Knowledge mobilization practices of educational researchers across Canada. Canadian Journal for Higher Education, 48 (1), 1-21 [70%, 20% Rodway, 10% Read].
Cooper, A. (2017). How are Educational Researchers Interacting with End-users to Increase Impact? Engaged Scholar Journal, 3(2), 99-122.
